unfortunately, contrarily to popular belief, you cannot run Linux natively on recent macbooks (m4) today.
That doesn’t really affect what I’m saying though. Yes, support capped out with the M2, but you can still observe the properties of efficiency on there.
Depends what "natively" means. You can virtualize Linux through several means such as Virtual Box.
...but you won't get similar power efficiency, which was claimed.
That doesn’t really affect what I’m saying though. Yes, support capped out with the M2, but you can still observe the properties of efficiency on there.
Depends what "natively" means. You can virtualize Linux through several means such as Virtual Box.
...but you won't get similar power efficiency, which was claimed.